... IE?? ?? (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MIONDAY, OCT. 22, 1866. Tim 19th October, 1866, will be a memorable (late in Venice. On that day the city became a portion of the dominions of the King of Italy, and the Italian flag floated fromt the Tower of St. Mharlk. A salvo of 101 guns proclaimed the gratifying fact, and the subsequent entrance of the Italian troops created great enthusiasm. The ...

... Eor THE CHANNEL ILEET. as ts Letters received from the Channel Fleet bring down us the record of the various vessels composing the squadron, Jh to the 13th inst. The chief interest appears to be centred ic. i the Bellerophon. Although no superiority over other it- ships, when under canvas alone, was claimed for her by [he lir designer, or by the Admiralty, scarcely one of the shipsa be of the ...

... Tnx MUNIaCIPAL El LCT'aoor.-'The preparations which i thave been made in view of the municipal elections have N( 8 not been characterised by any extraordinar~iy developnment I .1 Cc Iduriiig te plistweek. Up to yesterdaiy there was no show AT of Opposition in any Of thle Wards where there had been die no previous indications of a contest. St. raurs, All go Saints', St. George's, andc St. ...

... A31ll 3EIR ELE. NXF\V WELS II CALVI NISTIC MCIIT ODMS'L Cl LAPI;L. L~ty Onl IFriliv, the Ii)1Lh ilintalI t, a raceting iv i-i hald ill the WVelh Calinkibtie Aletl dist chapel, Abergcli-, tar t peIiijiiil! Ill ?? filld.,t WWiile Ihuj(iZI.Lii4 alnew ?? W:NS ti'ItetIIIiV die ?? with erer- V1greuliie, ban a eruiL-, aeel a~Crip,,Il-' lo ftt lea, by ?? yolu Izvlitui,; (if Liii' ?? 'ti Ill. aiidet 'd ...

... SPANISH AFFAIRS. To I/ie EDITOR of /he PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-An Englishman, who lately revisited Spain after a very long absence, to meet bitter disappointment of the hopes that were so bright at the end of the Carlist war, among the many acts of madness that assuredly precede the speedy ruin of its wretched Government remarked a change in the system of public education that appeared to him ...

... K1L JNG - : -& RMILtING & TZGSF- == ~ ~ A_ A l ?? Xr. Tye, a young English plnee in Aesam, writes home the following account of how he killed a tiger:- About five o'olook in the afterxeou of the 15th o August two Assanoeso came runing up to my bungalow - to say that a huge tlgtr had entered thfir village tstun. TCree miles off) and killed two rows olsai to Oheir housea In an open pies of ...

... TEE P1MR4T EXTESflTYR SEIZURE OF - I STOLEN GOODS Jl .TiM CITY. At the Usueicn gouse, on Monday, Hoses McueE wse brought up on. remand, before Mlr. Alderman FiDniv, for further examination on the chargo of ?? ?? in his poesession an immense qmm.ntity of valuable pro perty of almost every elass and deeoriptidn, well knowing the same to hawv-been stolen. The jusietioa-em was crowded, and great ...

... MUNICIPAL ELECTION MEETINGS& BiEIT WARD. The atsaual meeting of this Ward was held last nightin the LT. P. Hal], John Street, Bridgeton- Mr Thomas Dan, convener, in the chair. The three representatives of the ward were present. The CnasawA having opened the basiness of the meeting, The hETarAuY (Mr. F. G. Dougall) gave a sum. mary of the proceedings of committee during the past year, as also a ...

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... TOTAL DESTUCETON OF THE STANDARD TFS.~~ATK BtY nFIP.RM , On Sunday morning (as briefly announced in our latest edition of last week), the Standard theatre, Shoreditch, was burnt to the ground. The fire was discovered at a few minutes before six O'clock, and, in spite of every exertion, the flames spread so rapidly that in less than an hour and a half the entire build- -ing was reduced to a ...

... IEEDS, OCTOBER 23, 1866, T lion IritovEMENT OE BOAR-LAANE,-We under- stand that a preliminary meeting is to be held to-night to - take measures for preparing a memorial to the Md;ayor, r k'uit him to call a towi's meeting to express its opifliol upon the question of the Boar-lane improvement. t LLEDS MUNICIPAL ELECTIoN.-EOLDEoCK WARD. Aln aisissually uproarious, densely-pecked, and lengthy ...

... The Cretans have made an unsuccessful attempt to set fire to the Turkish fleet off Candia. The son of the Elector of Hesse, Prince Maurice de Hanan, has just entered the Prussian army with the grade of Major. The American vessel the Miantonooboh and her consorts are at Hamburg, and a banquet has been given to the officers. General Butler has made a speech urging the impeach- ment of President ...